How much are the silver pre-1965 quarters worth?

As to the quarters what you have is commonly referred to as junk silver, as it is very unlikely that you have a collector's grade coins. The silver content of $1 of face amount of these 4 quarters contains 0.715 troy oz. of actual silver. At a current price of $33.59/oz. it has a melt-down value of $24 total. Six bucks a piece, but on eBay you are likely to get somewhat of a premium, in part because many actual buyers are unaware that the troy ounce is about 10% heavier than our standard (avoirdupois) ounce.

The 1976-S Eisenhower Dollar Proof coin was issued in 3 different versions. 2 are of copper-nickel clad copper coins, weighing 22.68 grams. Type I (dated 1976, but actually minted in 1975) has fatter lettering on the back and is worth about $12. Type II has the thinner lettering and is about $8. There is a third version is made of 40% silver. It weighs 24.59 gram and sells for about $22. The prices quoted above are retail (coin shop) for coins in Proof-65 condition (that means uncirculated, in excellent condition without flaws, scratches, etc.) eBay prices are generally somewhat lower.

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How much are the silver pre-1965 quarters worth?

The silver Standing Liberty and silver pre-1965 Washington quarters, how much are they generally worth? I got four silver pre-1965 Washington quarters, and I also got a 1976-S Eisenhowever proof, how much is that worth?

What Are Silver Quarters Worth

Assuming common circulated pre-1965 quarters are $6.12 each

1976-S proof clad $5.00

1976-S proof silver $12.00

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See.The currency depreciates with time,economy is an unstable,undefinable thing,so I am not surprised as to why your quarters are so differently weighable in value.

Melt value of coins, (the silver table is near the bottom):

http://www.coinflation.com/

Keep in mind that price changes with the market every day.

Depends on WHAT YEAR they are, as well as what mint mark and what condition they're in.

Check eBay for similar coins to get a general idea of their worth.